Search York

inter Hen. VIII. et Regem Franciae, 29. Julii.
Commissio fact. Dno. Cardinali locumtenent. in villa Calis

de arctiori foedere concludend. inter Hen. VIII. et Fran-

ciscum Reg. Franciae, 29- Julii.
Commissio fact. Dno. Cardinali ad tractand. de pace et

amicitia inter Imperatorem et Franciscum Reg. Franciae.

Dat. Londin. 29- Julii.
Promissio facta per Csesaream Majestatem, quod noii

concludet de re aliqua cum Rege Franciae absque consensu

Regis Angliae et N. Papae, quousque plenarie conclus. foret

de pace et amicitia. Dat. 15. Julii.

LitertE patentes Reg. Gallorum, quibus ostendit ilium

non solum esse paratum stare arbitrio et judicio Hen. VIII.

Reg. Angliae in compositione de pace inter ilium et Regera

RECORDS AND ORIGINALS. 497

Castiliae ; ac etiam de mittendis oratoribus Calet. pro trac-

tand. et concludend. eadem pace. Dat. 1. Julii.

Requisitio facta per Reg. Gallorum pro bello movendo

contra Caesaream Majestatem juxta cftectum tractatus Lon-

din. editus contra invasorcs. Dat. 23. Januarii.
Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 17. annoque Dom. 1525.
Tractatus deprjedat. apud Moore, 30. Aug.
Confirniatio tractatus pro depra^dationibus inter Regeni

Anglia? et Francise cohercend.

Confirmatio Francorum Reg. super tractatu deprffida-

tionum apud Moore, 30. Aug.

Instrumentum super confessione obligat. duorum milliuni

demsi, 11. Aug.

Tractatus amicitijie cum Francisco Gallorum Reg. nio-

derno initus.

Juramentum Francisci Francor. Reg. pro observatione

tractatus pacis.

Obligatio civitatis Aurelianae, 3. ]\Iaii.
Confirmatio tractatus pro arreragiis solvend. apud Moore.
Literae Francisci Reg. confirmatoriag pacis manu sua pro-

pria scripts.

Confirmatio tractatus obligationis apud Moore fact, per 3 40

illustrissim. Lodovicum Francorum Reg.

Tractatus obligationis pro solutione pecuniarum apud

Moore, 30. Aug.

Confirmatio tractatus Lodovicae tam super dote D. Mariae

Reg. Francor. solvend. quam pro arreragiis ejusdem apud

Moore, 30. Aug.
Juramentum oratorum Francorum Reg. super observa-

tione tractat. pacis.

Obligatio Dnae. Lodovicae Regentis Franciae de novis li-

teris obligatoriis per Reg. Francorum conficiendis, Lugduni,

30. Sept.
Obligatio Francor. pro summa duorum millionum coro-

narum aurl de sole. Baione, 17. Martii.

Tractatus pacis et amicitiae inter Lodovicum Francor.

Reg. et Hen. VIII. apud Moore, 30. Aug.

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APPENDIX OF

Commissio Dnae. Lodovicoe Regent. Francias pro concipi-

enda obligatione.
Commissio Dnae. Regentis Franciae de tractanda pace

cum oratorib. Hen. VIII. 9. Junii.

Obligatio Dnae. Ludovicae Regentis Franciae de tractatu

pacis per Regem confirmand.

Juramentum Ludovicae Regentis Franciae pro observa-

tione tractat. pacis.

Confirmatio tractatus pacis per Dnam. Ludovicam Re-

gent. Franciae apud Moore fact. Aug. 30.

Confirmatio articuli de Duce Albaniae per Ludovicam

Francor. Regentem.

Tractatus de Duce Albaniae, quod non intrabit Scotiam,

durante minore aetate Regis Scotiae, 30. Aug.

Burdugalliae, 7. Martii.

Caroli Ducis Vandosme, 29- Septembr.

Caroli Comitis Brienne, 1. Octobr.

Ludovici Comit. de malo Leparario, 1. Octob.

^_ ,. . Ducis Longaville, 17. Septemb.

™^g^^^M Comitis S. Pauli.

Dom. Lauren tii, 28. Sept.

Civitatis Rothomagen. 7. Martii.

Civitat. Lugdunensis, 20. Oct.

Civitat. Rhemensis, 5. Novembr.

Confirmatio per Dnam. Ludovicam qualificationis articuli

comprehensionis Reg. Scotorum, 30. Aug.

Confirmatio tractatus declarationis alternativae, et quo-

nam pacto Rex noster contribuet pro bello inferendo contra

Caesarem. In quo et confirmatur tractatus obligationum

duorum millionum, 30. Aug.

Tractatus de Douagerio Dnae. Mariae apud Moore, 30.

Aug.
Civitat. Tholosae, 3. Octobr.

Cardinalis Burboniae, 26. Sept.

Civitat. Ambianensis, 3. Nov.

Civitat. Parisiensis, 24. Januar.

Civitat. Turonensis, 7. Martii.

Dni. de Montmorentio, 6. Sept.

Obligatio

RECORDS AND ORIGINALS. 499

Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 18. annoque Dom. 1526. 341
Tractatus reciprocae obligationis Francorum Regis, 8.

Aug.
Confirmatio tractat. reciprocae obligationis Francor. Regis,

20. Aug.
Commissio pro tractatu niutuac et reciproca? obligationis,

2. Junii.

Confirmatio Regis Gallorum super tractatu pacis facta?

inter oratores Regcntis Franciai et Hen. VIII. 15. Apr.

Commissio Francisci Francor. Reg. pro tradendis et reci-

piendis litcris confirmatoriis pacis et amicitijE ac obligatio-

num, 2. April.
Confirmatio tractat concernen. Ducem Albaniae, 15. Apr.
Instrumentum super pra^stationem juramenti per Reg.

Gallorum pro observatione tractatus pacis.

Literae patentes Francisci Francor. Reg. super qualiflca-

tione comprehensionis Jacobi Reg. Scotorum, 15. Apr.

Anno Reg. HENRICI VIII. 19. annoque Dom. 1527.

Tractatus belli offensivi inter Angliam et Franciam pro

redemptione filiorum Reg. Gallorum, 30. April.
Tractatus arctioris conjunctionis inter Regem Angliae et

Franciae, Westmonast. habit.

Confirmatio tractat. pacis et amicitiae, Ambiani, 18. Aug.

Tractatus perpetuae pacis habit. Westmonast. inter Reg.

Angliae et Franciae, Apr. 30.
Tractatus continuationis beUi contra Flandros, 9- Mail.

"Tractatus belli offensivi, Paris. 8. Junii.

Tractatus arctioris commutationis, Paris. 8.

Junii.

Confirmatio -< Tractat. perpetuae pacis, 18. Aug.
Tractat. de generali concilio non indicendo.

Tractat. propter privilegia mercatorum An-

glorum in regno Franciae, 18. Aug.

Francisci Francor. Reg. ad tractand. pro

bello Flandriae per aliqua tempora super-

.ommissio

f ...
] sedenda, et pecuniam quam ibi expositurus

L er;

rat alibi exponend.

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500 APPENDIX OF

Regis Christianissimi ad tractand. de modo
et forma gerendi bellum contra Caesarem.
Regis Francor. pro libertatibus et privilegiis
mercatorum Anglias concedend.

Ad communicand. et concludend. de privi-

legiis Aiiglis mercatorib. concedend. Dat.

Compendii, 25. Sept.

Pro tractat. arctioris commutationis, et aliis

tractatibus, 3. Apr.

Juramentum Reg. Gallorum super observatione quorun-

dam tractatuum, viz. tractat. arctioris commutationis, et belli

off'ensivi, Paris.

342 Juramentum per Reg. Gallorum praestitum super obser-

vatione tractat. perpetuae pacis, 15. Aug.
Instrumentum juramentorum Francor. Regis et reveren-

diss. Dni. Cardinalis Ambiani prsestiti. Dat. Ambiani, 18.

Aug.
Instrumentum act. nostri juramento per Reg. Gallorum

praestito, Parisiis, 9- Junii.

Commissio ad vidend. jurament. praestit. de fcedere perpe-

tuae pacis observandae, et ad tradend. ratificationem ejus-

dem, 25. Sept.
Articukis de relatione tractatuum. Westmonaster. 30.

Apr.
Acquietatio Anthonii et Joannis de Cavelerei pro porti-

one 60,000/. 17. Sept.
One acquittance of 64,444 crowns of the sun contributed

for the wars in Italy, for the months of Novemb. and

Decemb.
Tractatus pacis et amicitise habitus inter Franciscum, et

Hen. VIII. Dat. Ambiani, J 8. Aug. sub sigillo aureo, et

remanet adhuc in una cista in inferiori thesauria infra ab-

ba tiam Westm.

Commissio ad incarceratos deliberandos, 19- Julii.

Commissio in qua Cardinalis Ebor. fit locumtenens re-

gius : cui datur potestas conveniendi et concludendi pacem

et amicitiam cum Rege Francias, Caesare, et Venetis, 18.

Julii.

RECORDS AND ORIGINALS. 501

Commissio Hen. VIII. facta Dno. Cardinali ad tractand.

super quocumque foedere cum Francorum Rege, cum Veiie-

tis, pro resarcienda Romauae sedis dignitate, 18. Junii.
Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 20. annoque Dom. 1528.
Commissio Regis Christianiss. pro quietantia dand. 22.

Octob.
Confirmatio induciarum Reg. Christianiss. Parisiis, 23.

Junii.
Confirmatio tractatus commutationis a partib. Flandrije

in Italian! .

Commissio Archiducissas Austriae fact. Dominico de Men-

doza, Episcopo de Burges, Gulielmo de Barras a Secretis

ejusdem MargarctaE-, ad tractand. et concludend. tarn cum

Francor. Rege quam Hen. Octavo de abstinentia guerrae

inter dictos principcs, 12. IVIaii.
Commissio Hen. VIII. facta Thoma? Cardin. Ebor. ad

tractand. cum oratoribus Francor. Regis, de abstinentia

guerrae, 19. Maii.
Tractatus pacis et amicitiae factus ct conclus. per ora-

tores Francor. Regis, et Hen. VIII. 19- Maii.

Conclusio pacis et amlcitia^ inter Reg. Anglia>, Franciac,

et Imperatorem,fact. per Joannem de Bellay,Episcop. Baion.

ambassiatorem Francorum Reg. 12. Maii.
The copy of the French King's treaty, with one other

writing. In the same box.

Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 21. annoque Dom. 1529-

Instrumentum quoddam super traditione cujusdam mo-

nihs, sive jocaHs Francisci Reg. Francor. in speciem florcni

LiUii, fact, prosumma 444,000 coronarum auri de sole, Max-

imihano [Carolo] pignori. Dat. Lond. 18. Februar.
Instrumentum Francisci Francor. Reg. Hen. VIII. fact- 343

de restituendo monih, sive jocah, aureo, si Imperator Ca-

rolus denegaverit dehberationem liberorum diet. Francisci

intra spacium semestre.

Tractatus inter oratores Francisci Francorum Regis et

Hen. VIII. de recipiendo dicto Francisco sufficientcs obli-

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502 APPENDIX OF

gationes pro solutione 50,000 coronarum de sole: unde con-

junctim cum oratorib. praedict. Hen. VIII. constituit Cuth-

bertum Episc. Londonensem ad recipiend. obligationes.

Dat. 18. Februar.

Commissio pro sale singulis annis juxta eonventum in ea

parte praestand. de dat. 30. Januar.

Commissio Francisci Francor. Reg. fact. Wilhelmo de

Bellay cubiculario suo et Johanni Joachim ceconomo suo,

ad tractand. cum Hen. VIII. pro relaxatione ejusdem pen-

sionis 47,368 coronarum auri solis debit, mensibus Maio et

Novembri, 29. Januar.
Tractatus pro debita solutione annua? pensionis salis, 18.

Febr.
Obligatio Francisci Reg. Francorum pro solutione 552,000

coronarum, casu quo perpetua pax ex parte diet. Regis non

observetur, 29. Jan.

Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 22. annoque Dom. 1530.
Commissio ad tractand. de commutatione salis in annuara

nummariam solutionem, Burdugalliae, 16. Junii.

Instrumentum acquietationis Caroli Imperatoris per Hen.

VIII. fact, de 10,000Z. si idem Imperator deliberaverit lilios

Regis Francise, et non aliter, 30. Junii.
Tractatus commutationis salis in nummariam annuam

solutionem, Dec. 2.

Confirmatio tractat. commutationis pensionis salis in num-

mariam solutionem.

Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 24. annoque Dom. 1532.
Commissio ad petendum literas confirmatorias tractatus

ad mutuam dignitatem regnorum, subditorum et rerum

omnium utriusque principis defensionem et conservationera

conclus. et similes literas confirmatorias tradendas et deli-

berandas. Dat. 4. Julii.
Tractatus arctioris commutationis. Loud. 23. Junii.
Confirmatio tractatus arctioris commutationis, Vilocherin.
Pactum inter utrumque principem conclus. pro bello con-

tra Turcam inferendo, Caleti, 28. Octob.

RECORDS AND ORIGINALS. 503

Qualificatio expensarum pro bello inferendo contra Tur-

cam. Caleti.

Anno Reg. HENR. VIII. 38. annoque Dom. 1546.
Commissio Francorum Regis ad tractand. cum Hen. VIII.

super perpetua pace et amicitia, 21. Apr.

Commissio ad petend. literas confirmatorias tractat. per- 3 44

petuae pacis ex parte Anglia? Reg. tradi, ct ad tradend. et

deliberand. literas confirmatorias ejusdem tractatus ex parte

Regis Francia?.

Commissio Francor. Regis ad recipiend. juramentum Reg.

Angliae super observatione perpetual pacis.

Commissio ad prorogandum praestationem juramenti in

longiorem terminum. Dat. 8. Julii.

Tractatus perpetuae pacis et amicitia?, Junii 7.
Confirmatio tractatus perpetua? amicitiae et pacis.
Literae patentes oratoris Christianiss. Regis, quibus ap-

paret diet, oratorem fateri se recepisse literas confirmatorias

perpetuae pacis 7. Junii, conclus. sub magno sigillo, et manu

Reg. Angliae signat. Dat. London. 17. Junii.

Conventio et concordatio, ut dies ad rcquirend. juramen-

tum pro observatione tractat. perpetua? pacis 7. Junii 1546.

praestand. per utrumque principem limitatus, ad viginti am-

plius dies prorogetur, London. 17. Julii.

Commissio ad petend. pecunias debitas D. Hen. VIII.

Reg. Angliae pro redemptione Joannis olim Francorum Reg.

Instrumentum autenticum super juramento praestito per

Francorum Reg. de observatione tractat. perpetuae pacis et

amicitiae, de dat. 7. Junii.
Juramentum Francor. Reg. pro observatione tractat. pacis

perpetuae et amicitia\

THE END OF THE APPENDIX.

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A
TABLE
OF
ORIGINAL LETTERS, RECORDS, AND OTHER

WRITINGS,

APPERTAINIMG TO THE
ECCLESIASTICAL MEMORIALS,
IN THE TIME OF
KING HENRY THE EIGHTH.

Number I. IviNG Henry's letter to Sir David Owen, to pro-

vide an luindred men to go into France witli liim, in behalf of

the Pope against the French King.

Number II. King Henry to his ambassador in Flanders, Dr.

Knight, in behalf of Thomas Barnaby, merchant.

Number III. King Henry to his ambassadors, Sir Edward

Ponyngs and Mr. William Knight, with the Prince of Castile,

for satisfaction to be demanded for staying of a merchant-

man, put in by stress of weather into Zealand.

Number IV. The constables of Tournay, being the yeomen of

the King's guard there, to Cardinal Wolsey and the Privy

Council 5 certifying the great hardships and inconveniences

they must undergo, if, according to a late order, their wages

should be altered from quarterly to half-yearly payments.
Number V. Sir Richard Jernegan, Lord Deputy of Tournay,

and the Council there ; their letter to the Cardinal, accompa-

nying the former, written by the constables.
Number VI. The Lord Mountjoy, and the Council at Tournay,

to Cardinal Wolsey ; upon his information of an enterprise

intended against that place.

506 A TABLE OF ORIGINAL LETTERS,

Number VII. A private combination of France, Denmark, and

Scotland, of invading England, and attacking Tournay ; dis-

covered to Sir Richard Jernegan, the King's lieutenant there,

by one Henry Cossene, a spy of the Cardinal's in the French

Court : being part of a letter from the said Sir Richard to

the Cardinal.

Number VIII. The Chapter of the Church of Tournay to their

Bishop, the Cardinal 5 acknowledging their thankfulness to

him for procuring them the King's patent, confirming all their

former liberties ; and begging his patronage.

Number IX. A commission of Cardinal Wolsey to the Bishops ;

to require all Luther's books to be brought in and delivered

up to them from all persons whatsoever: and they to send

them to him.

Number X. Fox, Bishop of Winchester, to the Cardinal ; upon

his purpose of reforming the ecclesiastics and religious in both

provinces. For which he sheweth an earnest desire, as highly

necessary.

Number XI. Richard Pace, the King's ambassador, to the

Emperor, from his camp in Italy; concerning the state of

his army there against the French. Wrote to the King's

Highness.

Number XII. Cardinal Wolsey to Mr. Secretary Pace, theKing's

ambassador in Italy; to treat with the Venetians to aid the

Emperor against the French ; attempting to recover Milain

and Naples.

Number XIII. Instructions by the King for Mr. Pace, sent to

the state of Venice.

Number XIV. The Bishop of Bath and Sir Anthony Browne to

the Cardinal, from Paris ; concerning the Cardinal's embassy

to the French King, and about meeting him at Amiens.
Number XV. William, Archbishop of Canterbury, to Cardinal

Wolsey ; in behalf of his jurisdiction of the Prerogative Court,

which the Cardinal's officers assumed.
Number XVI. Another letter from the said Archbishop to the

said Cardinal, of the same import.

Number XVII. The confession of John Tybal, a Lollard ;

charged with heresy.

Number XVIII. The abjuration of Thomas Bowgas, before

Tonstal Bishop of London.

. RECORDS. AND OTHER WRITINGS. 507

Number XIX. The abjuration of William Bocher.
Number XX. The confession of Robert Hempstecl.
Number XXI. The confession of Thomas Hempstecl,
Number XXII. The confession of Robert Necton, who bought

and sold New Testaments in English.

Number XXIII. Sir Gregory de Cassalis, Dr. Gardiner, and

Dr. Fox, the King's ambassadors with the Pope, to Cardinal

Wolsey. From Orviet.
Number XXIV. Dr. Gardiner, Dr. Fox, and Sir Gregory de

Cassalis, the King's ambassadors, unto the Cardinal. From

Orviet.
Number XXV. Dr. Gardiner and Sir Gregory de Cassalis, am-

bassadors with the Pope, to Cardinal Wolsey.

Number XXVI. Dr. Fox to Dr. Gardiner ; giving him a rela-

tion of his reception at Court, upon his return from his

embassy.
Number XXVII. A note of such records concerning the di-

vorce of King Henry VIII. from Queen Katharine Dovvagerj

remaining in the custody of the Lord Treasurer and the

Chamberlains of the Exchecjuer. Found among the MSS. of

the Lord Treasurer Burghley.
Number XXVIII. The names of al such parsonages as bene

to be impropried unto Cardinal college in the Univcrsily of

Oxford.
Number XXIX. Here follow the monasteries, layd to the Car-

dinal college : together with the counties where each lay,

their founders, and values spiritual and temporal : the spi-

ritualls in many places being neer the value of the temporalis.

Number XXX. Edmund, Abbot of York, to Cardinal Wolsey;

to spare the priory of Romeburgh : promising to give him

ccc mark toward his college and school.
Number XXXI. Cardinal Wolsey to Secretary Gardiner; to in-

form him of the King's consultation concerning him.

Number XXXII. The Cardinal to the said Secretaryj to draw

up his pardon, granted by the King.

Number XXXIII. The Cardinal to the said Secretary; praying

him to favour the cause of the Provost of Beverly j and to in-

tercede with the King for him for his colleges, especially that

at Oxford. Dated from Southwell.

508 A TABLE OF ORIGINAL LETTERS,

Number XXXIV. The Cardinal to the Secretary; to be his

friend in a suit with Mr. Strangwish, for 700I. which the

Cardinal owed him. Written from Southwel.
Number XXXV. Thomas Cardinalis Eboracen. &c. Gypsuichi-

anse scholae prseceptoribus, &c. S. D,

Number XXXVI. Queen Elizabeth to Sir Ambrose Cave ; to

inquire into an estate taken away from one Heydon by Car-

dinal Wolsey, The letter dated June 22d, 1568.
Number XXXVIl, The beads on the Sunday, as anciently used.
Number XXXVIII. A book against the King's matrimony with

Queen Katharine, imder this question. An liceat cuiquam du-

cere uxorem fratris sui vita defuncti absque liberis ?
Number XXXIX. A confutation of Abel's book, wrote against

the divorce of Queen Katharine.

Number XL. Dr. Croke to the King, concerning his agency in

Italy. From Venice.

Number XLI. An address from the Convocation to the King,

for an act to take away annates, exacted by the Court of

Rome.
Number XLII. Dr. Samson's Latin oration, against the Pope's

proud primacy and arrogant authority.

Number XLIII. A letter written by Hugh Latymer to Hub-

bardine ; who had preached against the new learning.

Number XLIV. An old Popish song, made in abuse of Latymer.
Number XLV. A Popish discourse of Antichrist.
Number XLV^I. The general sentence, or curse : used to be read

to the people four times in the year. Taken out of the Fes-

tival, printed by Wynkin de Worde, 1532.
Number XLVII. A letter of one Friar Laurence, written to

Crumwel, concerning the divorce ; and the favour of some

friars at Greenwich to Queen Katharine's cause.
Number XLVIII. Sir Thomas More to Secretary Crumwel;

excusing his communication with, and letter wrote to, the Nun

of Kent, &c.
Number XLIX. Shaxton, Bishop of Salisbury, to Secretary

Crumwel ; in answer to orders sent him for preaching the

King's supremacy.
Number L. Robert, Bishop of Chichester, to Secretary Crum-

wel ; upon the same argument.

RECORDS, AND OTHER \\TIIT1NGS. 509

Number LI. John, Bishop of Lincoln, to Mr. Crimiwel; of the

same matter.

Number LIL Cuthbert, Bishop of Durham, to Mr. Crumwcl ;

concerning his preaching the King's supremacy.

Number LIII. The King's letter to the Earl of Sussex ; to seize

such as preached up the Pope's authority in England.

Number LIV. The King's letters to the Justices of peace ; to

further the King's cause of the supremacy.

Number LV. Thomas Bedyl to the King's visitors ; when he

sent them his emendations of a book for preaching and de-

claring the King's power.
Number LVL Crumwel's letter to certain monasteries, that

feared the King would force them to surrender : assuring them

of their continuance, upon their suitable behaviour according

to their institution. And to apprehend such as should re-

port the contrary.
Number LVIL Legh and Ap Rice to Secretary Crumwcl j con-

cerning the inhibitions of Bishops.

Number LVIII. Some additions to the injunctions for the Uni-

versity of Cambridge, prepared by the King's visitors.

Number LIX. The Bishop of Durham to Secretary Crumwel j

concerning a commission sent him for taking the valuation of

livings.
Number LX. Stephen, Bishop of Winchester, to the King 3 be-

ing under his displeasure.

Number LXI. Shaxton, Bishop of Salisbury, to Crumwel, Vicar

General ; upon the said Bishop's inhibiting a monk of Read-

ing to read lectures any more in the monastery : whose cause